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In order to be considered a "pharma grade" product, the FDA requires the active ingredients to be 99.9% pure. Additionally, there needs to be scientific evidence that the product is beneficial and does what it is advertised to do. the efficacy of the product is substantially better. They are made to not "sit on the skin" but are formulated to penetrate to the deeper layers where they can be most effective. Medical grade products are subject by the FDA to rigorous and extensive testing and clinical studies. Over the counter products are not held to such a high standard, in fact some do not require any studies or research backing their formulation.

The potency of the ingredients are far superior.

Because the ingredients are more concentrated, the amount necessary to achieve the results is less. Basically, you need to use less product to achieve maximum results.

Because the quality of the ingredients is regulated, there are fewer sensitivities and adverse reactions.

Many pharma grade product companies do not test on animals (environmentally sensitive)

Less synthetic ingredients, less chemicals being absorbed into body.

Over-the-counter products are skin care products that are accessible through drug and retail stores “over the counter.” They allow you to self-diagnose your skin and choose the product that you think is best, rather than having a trained medical professional examine your skin and ensure your exact needs are met. The reason that OTC products can be purchased and used by anyone is because of their low level of active ingredients. A study found that 90% of the contents found in OTC products consist of water and filler, leaving the remaining 10% to treat your skin.

These products rarely penetrate even the outermost layer of your skin, which leaves the active ingredients sitting on top of dead skin cells! If you are dealing with acne, sunspots, or aging, you need skin care products that will penetrate the deepest level of skin, not a product to sit on shedding skin. A scary fact about OTC products is that they are not required to have clinical studies done, which means the claims they make are not proven to be true. OTC products might have an attractive price tag, but in the end would you rather spend your money on multiple products that don’t work or invest in a product that guarantees real results?